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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1969
Page
3
A Henry Ward Beecher quotation asserts that true Christianity cannot exist away from one’s own place, implying faithfulness to local conditions defines religious life and integrity.
The Milwaukee Journal notes long history of national goal setting by presidents and commissions. It argues many goals remain unmet due to funding, priorities, red tape, inefficiency, and political issues, urging more action on existing goals even as new ones may be pursued.
A Detroit teenager walks near Northwestern High School with a shopping bag and picks up waste along Grand River Avenue. The act reflects small civilities that keep the city livable, easing daily tensions and reminding residents that collective small deeds sustain community bonds.
The Southern Pines Pilot recalls past 70 vs elderly debates sparked by The News and Observer and Josephus Daniels. It cites Winston-Salem Journal on 69 as an arbitrary retirement benchmark and predicts further lowering as a wave of younger workers enters, pushing out older employees.
The Lexington Dispatch reports ongoing thefts around High Rock Lake with property owners and sheriffs pushing for greater cooperation. Sheriff changes, private deputy calls, and cross-county police help have strengthened efforts as arrests increase and stolen goods surface from distant towns. Local residents praised closer watch and joint action among Davidson County officers and nearby cities.
A brief notice lists executive positions including President Vice President and advertising leads. Business Manager and Circulation Manager roles are also noted, outlining staff responsibilities in the publication's management structure.
A dentist endorses fluoride in drinking water, arguing it reduces dental decay and is supported by research. He counters fears of harm, cites university studies, and maintains ethical care if risks existed, urging continued public confidence.
An enthusiastic poem recounts Apollo missions with believers flying to a prefixed dimension in the sky. It follows astronauts aboard the ship, the LM departing, and hums toward distant heavens. The piece asks whether souls of men subsist beyond Earth and ends with a dedication to Ellen Paige Dowd.
William Lodge notes a historic opening convocation replaced by a campus confrontation, reflecting shifting traditions and student tensions on campus. The piece contrasts past ritual with present upheaval and frames the event as a defining moment for the college community.
A mixed collection of devotional poems and art notes reflects on sudden storms of life, faith in God, and the value of art. Virginia Euser and Lena Hammer Thacker contribute prayers and meditations, while Valette J Harris describes a High Point Arts Council Potpourri exhibit focusing on nature and painting.
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